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The Aáwé Mystique and My Unending Quest for Reform
On Saturday, 13th of January, 2024, exactly one month after the new leadership of the Federal Civil Service Commission that I now have the...
Inaugurating the Federal Civil Service Commission as a Reform Hub
Over the course of my sojourn in the public service and my consistent advocacy for governance and institutional reforms, I have come to deeply...
Adamu Fika and the Persona of the Old-School Remarkable Bureaucrat
I had started to write this piece before I became the subject of national news. This tribute is therefore a convenient point to sign-off...
Emeritus Professor Otonti Amadi Nduka and the Socratic Tradition
When a scholar combines a mentoring frame of mind, and educational energy and a philosophical bent of mind, what you have is a Socratic...
Changing “Public” in Public Services and Implications for Reforms in Nigeria
Changing “Public” in Public Services and Implications
The public service has long been central to public administration theories and practices, serving as a critical barometer...
